Draper 64970 Folding Garden Seat and Kneeler - Perfect for Gardening and Outdoor Activities

Sam: This is a replacement for a old garden kneeler. It looks sturdy, is easy to unfold and store, but the arms / legs seem much shorter than my old one. That is no problem for me as I am small, but if I was taller then they would be too short - given the whole point of the kneelers is to help someone kneel and then stand up - a tall person would definitively need something with larger arms.

United Kingdom on Nov 21, 2023

Zbigniew: Bardzo dobry na ogródek, nie bolą kolana i nie brudzi się odzież w pozycji klęczącej.

Poland on Nov 20, 2023

ges: Buyer beware - if your looking to buy this check the seat height carefully- I didn’t & I find it to low to sit on. It’s a shame as it is well made but a little heavy.

United Kingdom on May 22, 2023

Manuel S M: A los que nos gusta las plantas y la jardinería nos facilita mucho. Así no sufren las rodillas y la zona lumbar.

Spain on May 12, 2022

Hey Jude: Very happy with my purchase. Well built and better than the other version that’s sold in the states.

United States on Sep 28, 2021

Mike H: I had been planning on getting something like this for years as my joints got stiffer and stiffer. When I got to the point where the only way to get up from my standard kneeling pad was to roll off it and call for assistance to get up, Something Had to be Done. Now I can safely do some gardening when there's no-one around, at two different levels. Of course, it's more wobbly than a kneeling pad and needs a pretty stable flat surface, so choose your site carefully. Tipping over and hitting your head on stonework is something you should preferably avoid.
I like the way it folds up with a squeeze of the "handles" but you do need to keep well clear if you attempt to do both sides at once or you can easily trap a finger or three, or even catch your chin if doing it with the legs facing up.
So, it's a decent enough bit of kit, but needs to be used with care.
I will be monitoring it for rust. I have yet to buy any powder-coated or painted steel item that hasn't quickly gone rusty in my shed. At the first signs I'll be applying good old trusty Hammerite, which is what they should put on in the first place.

United Kingdom on Jul 06, 2018